Hi!
First of all, a big hanks for bluetui, it's very helpful.
But I also have a small usability observation: why switch sections when performing basic operations, like power on and connect? I mean, of course, logically it makes perfect sense, adapter operations here, and device operations there. But it reality it means one or even two additional keypresses:
- launch
bluetui
- switch to adapter
- power it on
- switch back to device
- press connect
And on top of that, a user actually has to monitor where exactly their cursor currently is. Instead of a way more simple workflow: launch -> power on -> connect.
Why not allow these principal commands in both sections? What do you think?
Hi!
First of all, a big hanks for
bluetui, it's very helpful.But I also have a small usability observation: why switch sections when performing basic operations, like power on and connect? I mean, of course, logically it makes perfect sense, adapter operations here, and device operations there. But it reality it means one or even two additional keypresses:
bluetuiAnd on top of that, a user actually has to monitor where exactly their cursor currently is. Instead of a way more simple workflow: launch -> power on -> connect.
Why not allow these principal commands in both sections? What do you think?